On 09/03/2012 05:03 PM, Roberto Carlos | Unimed wrote:
> Is there a quick fix or workaround so I can install the Firebird DDEX
> Provider in Visual Studio 2012?
>
> thank you
I haven't tried VS 2012 yet, but I had some luck integrating the DDEX
provider into VS 2010 Express, so I would try to compile it from source,
replacing the requirements pointing to previous versions (probably
Microsoft.Data.ConnectionUI and Microsoft.VisualStudio.Data) with the
ones from your Visual Studio 2012 installation directory.
I used gacutil to register the resulting binary and used the provided
.reg files as an example which registry keys must be added.
hth
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